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Help, how to remove carbon dioxide from hydrogen sulfide? ?

2016-03-16View Original

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This post was last edited by py2281987 on 2016-3-16 at 14:34. As the title suggests: I’m seeking advice from experts on how to effectively remove carbon dioxide from hydrogen sulfide. Hydrogen sulfide needs to be utilized later; carbon dioxide is best used if possible, and otherwise it should be discarded. Thank you to all the experts! ! ! !
Reply #22016-04-02
Guys, if anyone knows, please give some advice. Thanks
Reply #32016-04-03
Carbon dioxide is difficult to separate; one can only try to separate hydrogen sulfide
Reply #42016-04-03
If it is used later on, will carbon dioxide affect the subsequent reactions?

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